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Intriguing to see the inside and the absence of serged seams.
This particular company’s website says “all our garments are locally designed and manufactured in New York City”. And they are not inexpensive.
I think Donna is on the right track. What needed protection and being held in place during travel? The first things that come to mind are makeup case, or traveling bar (liquor).
What a cool project! Am I correct in thinking that you will be buying knit fabric to sew, and adding the cuffs and collar? Or are you starting from scratch and knitting the whole thing?
I have no personal experience in that part of the US, but Rytina in Sacramento looks like it has a good reputation. I like the idea of family owned for 60 years, and their website hits all the right notes for me. A quick overview of Yelp reviews suggests some recent issues with pressing after...
The problem is that even if the stain comes out, it's nearly impossible to avoid a water ring. I would expect that if I got the satin out, I would then need to wet the entire dress so it (hopefully) dried evenly.
It looks lovely! Sadly, I agree with Nicole that stain removal is a long shot.
If it were mine and I wanted to wear it, I would consider adding a long, curvy, and delicate embroidered "stem" with a small leaf or two, extending from under the flower down to a little below the stain. The stain...
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Brocade cheongsam dress from Alfred Shaheen
Vintage neckties typically have amazing jacquard patterns underlying the print. This 40s necktie with an art deco motif, and jacquard ballerinas, is one of my favorites.
60s evening separates in gold brocade from Nelly De Grab...
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A cashmere cardigan sweater with beaded felt ponies & racetrack flags by Ballantyne of Peebles, imported from Scotland for Marshall Fields
A purple 60s drop waist dress with umbrella pleated miniskirt in comfy doubleknit
Susan, nice to "see" you here!
I just sent you a DM - look for the little envelope icon in the upper righthand corner. When it is red, you have an unread Direct Message.
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Pleats at MagsRags.net
Vanity Fair crystal pleated nightgown in a delicious shade of coral pink
50s day dress in a flattering - and cozy! - knit with umbrella pleated skirt
70s plaid knit pants with accordion pleated elephant bell bottoms
20s chiffon dress with knife pleats, perfect for a...
Say hello and welcome to our newest member, Susan @susiesboutiquecloths !
Susan hails from the town of Argenta, in central Illinois. She has been selling vintage clothing for about 25 years, and can currently be found on Etsy, eBay, and Fashion Conservatory. She has been branching out into...
Cozy knits at MagsRags.net
50s to 60s lined cardigan with 3-D cherries
Sonia Rykiel 80s cropped pullover sweater with kimono sleeves
a 70s knit minidress by Jonathan Logan
an 80s gem sweater with gold braid, brass studs, and faceted glass rhinestones up to 1" in length
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And coming soon...
I think it depends on how you see yourself and your personal vintage wardrobe.
There are folks who feel strongly about everything in their wardrobe being pristine and perfect. I had a female relative whose white Keds were always blindingly bright and clean. She stepped an a banana slug while...
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